Level the unit
We check that the furniture sits evenly on the floor.
Tip: recheck after moving heavy items nearby.Installation add-ons from Bai & Boey Furniture Set Up
Installation Add-Ons, Safety Checks and Cleanup
Assembly is only half the job. A room feels finished when the packaging is cleared, the furniture sits level and tall units are checked for safe anchoring.
A tidy finish matters.
- Unboxing
- Defect checks
- Levelling
- Safety anchoring
- Packaging removal
A clearer room after assembly
Packaging Removal and Disposal
Cartons are flattened, plastic wrapping is bagged and the agreed packaging is taken out on the same visit. For a full-home job, we consolidate bulky material before moving it through shared corridors.
- Packaging from the assembled items is gathered and kept together while we work.
- Tell us before the appointment if you want original cartons kept for warranty, storage or resale.
- Large or bulky waste may need a separate estate disposal arrangement. We will clarify this when quoting.
The hallway stays clear.
A record before the build
Product Checks: Defects and Missing Parts
We check the delivery count and sort the fittings against the supplied parts list before assembly starts. If something is damaged or missing, we record the issue so you can contact the retailer with clear details.
- Check the delivery. We compare the cartons with the delivery note before opening them.
- Sort the fittings. Screws, brackets and other parts are checked against the product instructions.
- Record visible problems. Damaged panels or faulty mechanisms are noted and photographed where practical.
- Agree the next step. If a missing part blocks the build, we complete other workable items and document what remains.
Record it before building.
Example check record
Illustrative format for reporting an issue
ItemIssue notedSuggested next step
Wardrobe panelCorner damage visibleKeep the panel and contact the retailer
Bed frame fittingsOne connector absentRequest the part before final assembly
Drawer runnerMovement feels unevenCheck the mechanism with the supplier
Fine-tuned for daily use
Levelling and Adjustment for Everyday Use
Uneven floors and small fitting differences can affect how doors, drawers and sliders move. We check the assembled unit in place and adjust what the product allows.
Set the hinges
Doors are adjusted so gaps and closing action look consistent.
Tip: use the product's adjustment screws only.Test drawers
Drawer runners are checked for smooth travel after assembly.
Tip: keep each drawer within its stated load.Match adjoining pieces
We check height consistency across connected units or bench runs.
Tip: floor settlement can change alignment over time.Small adjustments matter.
Stability starts with the wall
Tip-Over Safety Anchoring
Tall wardrobes, shelving and chests can present a tip-over risk, especially in children's rooms and busy walkways. Anchoring is assessed against the wall material, the product instructions and your approval.
When anchoring is suitable
We discuss the unit's position and the available fixing points before work begins. Concrete, brick and drywall need different fixings, so the wall type matters.
For rented homes, obtain landlord approval before any drilling. We confirm the requested work in advance.
When we will not anchor
We will not drill if the wall is unsuitable, the correct fixing cannot be confirmed or permission has not been given. The reason will be explained clearly.
Anchoring is a practical restraint, not a guarantee against every tip-over. Follow the furniture maker's safety instructions and keep heavy items low.
Stability comes first.
Clear boundaries
What Installation Work Does Not Cover
Flat-pack assembly has a defined scope. Tell us about extra work before booking so it can be referred or quoted separately where appropriate.
Clear scope prevents delays.
- Electrical, plumbing, gas or network connectionsThese need the relevant licensed contractor. Furniture assembly does not include service termination work.
- Wall cutting or structural changesWe do not alter building structure or cut furniture panels to make a product fit.
- Built-in removal or major demolitionExisting built-ins and demolition require a separate specialist scope.
- Moving furniture between addressesTransport is excluded unless it has been agreed and quoted separately.
A few details help us price the visit
The Checklist That Speeds Up Your Quote
Send the information you have. Product links and clear photos help us check item size, assembly needs and any requested add-ons before confirming the quote.
- Brand or retailer, plus product links or screenshots where available.
- Item quantities, room placement and whether delivery has arrived.
- Property type and Singapore location, with lift, staircase and parking access details.
- Your preferred appointment date and any timing constraints.
- Add-ons requested, such as packaging removal, product checks, levelling or anchoring.
Better details mean a faster quote.